Ford Recalls 312,000 Vehicles Over Brake Failure Risk
Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 312,000 U.S. vehicles because of a potential loss of power brake assist, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Australia to Ban Social Media Before Age 16
The new law, set to take effect in December, applies to all major platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, and others.
Con Edison Crews Mobilize For More Intense Heat This Week
Con Edison crews are mobilized to keep service reliable as temperatures are predicted to soar into the 90s again this week.
United States Unseals Civil Action Filed Against Approximately $2M in Digital Currency Involved in Hamas Fundraising
The Justice Department and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia today announced the unsealing of a civil forfeiture action against approximately $2 million dollars in digital currency connected with Buy Cash Money and Money Transfer Company (BuyCash), a Gaza-based money transfer business that was involved in financially supporting Hamas.
Trump to Pull US Out of UNESCO Over DEI Policies, Pro-Palestinian, Pro-China Tilt
President Trump is pulling the US out of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), citing its anti-America and anti-Israel leanings as well as its woke agenda, The Post has learned.
Student Loan Interest to Restart Accruing This Summer
Some student loan borrowers will start seeing interest accruing on their accounts at the end of July, according to an announcement from the Department of Education.
US Inflation Accelerated Last Month to Highest Level Since February
Inflation rose last month to its highest level in four months as the cost of gas, food, and groceries rose, reversing several months of cooling price pressures.
Mount Your E-ZPass Correctly or Pay More Tolls, Port Authority Warns
You may want to make sure your E-ZPass is mounted correctly in your car, or you could be hit with an extra toll, according to Port Authority.
Trump Announces 30% Tariffs for Mexico and EU Starting Next Month
President Trump announced Saturday that imports from Mexico and the European Union will be subject to a 30% tariff starting on Aug. 1.
Head Start Education Program Will Be Cut Off For Immigrants Without Legal Status, Trump Admin Says
The Trump administration will restrict immigrants in the country illegally from enrolling in Head Start, a federally funded preschool program, the Department of Health and Human Services announced Thursday.
Trump Announces Plan To Hike Tariffs On Canada To 35%
President Trump announced Thursday his administration would impose a 35% tariff on all Canadian goods beginning next month.
Grab Free Frozen Drinks at 7-Eleven on Slurpee Day
As part of its annual tradition, 7-Eleven convenience stores will be giving away a free small Slurpee drink at all locations today.
TSA Finally Removes Shoe Removal Rule
Technology has improved to the point that the red tape was finally lifted, and as of Monday, TSA is no longer requiring passengers to remove their shoes. However, if you are selected for secondary screening for any reason, including not having a Real ID, you may still be required to do so.
Con Edison Crews Mobilize for More High Heat This Week
Con Edison crews are mobilized to keep service reliable as temperatures are predicted to rise into the 90s again this week.
Hochul: More Than 300,000 New York Households At Risk of Losing SNAP Benefits
Estimates indicate the reconciliation bill would shift exorbitant costs to states across the country, including New York, where up to an additional $2.1 billion annually would be forced on State and local county governments.
Iran launched some 180 ballistic missiles at Israel on Tuesday evening, local time. Ayal Margolin / Flash90
Iran launches Missile Attack On US Bases in Qatar, Iraq
Iran launched a missile attack Monday on a U.S. military base in Qatar and Iraq, retaliating for the American bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites.
NY State Senate Approves Doctor-Assisted Suicide Bill, Sends it to Hochul’s Desk for Approval
State Senate Democrats passed highly controversial legislation that would allow terminally ill people to take their own lives with the help of doctors in a razor-thin vote Monday — leaving it up to Gov. Kathy Hochul whether to sign it into law.
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